Andrew Slorance interviews Superman -Christopher Reeve.mp4

The day I interviewed Superman star Christopher Reeve at his New York home. What an amazing guy he was.
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[@RobertaMarciel]

He was a real Hero, brave until the end. Chris, we love you forever...

[@monkeyboy85]

What a legend, one of the sweetest, most intelligent men to ever of lived, I really wish life had granted his wishes, love you Christoper.

[@orlandobabe]

I think in my opinion, Chris was a very independent guy and an adventurer who did it all on his own but his paraylsis put him in a position where he needed help not just from his wife, friends, family etc. but from strangers as well. It is a pride test and he past it all with flying colors. Where Chris is at, he is walking and running with his beautiful wife. I am happy for them and I know his children are doing all right because they have the best parents watching over them.

[@ihate4413]

This man is Superman. Hes a great example for alot of things. R.I.P

[@NNorstad]

R.I.P. miss his talent and character

[@PrArturo]

@lesrambles1 Christopher Reeve wasn't selfish! Throughout his life he was involved with many causes and charities close to his heart. These involved the Arts, the environment, children, and human rights. A few of them are: Amnesty International, Save the Children, The National Resources Defence Council, The Lindbergh Foundation, The Environmental Air Force, and People for the American Way; and he was one of the National Endowment For The Arts most passionate supporters.

[@bethfiori4708]

He said the greatest amount of learning required after the accident was alternate ways of expressing affection. Amazing.

[@A.l85]

A role model and role model. A real Superman! ♥ ️😥🦸

[@d4seasons]

@NNorstad me too. i found it very difficult watching this. i'm glad i've gotten a chance to have met him & gotten his autograph. a true gentlemen.

[@walka112]

What a great guy Chris Reeve was, but he was wrong about one thing, Yes, you were the custodian of that part in the 70's and 80's, and though they may try- as indeed they have- to recreate it for a new generation- you will ALWAYS be Superman, and you will NEVER be matched. I said to someone once before that Routh was admirable in the role, but you simply can't re paint the Mona Lisa, and no amount of CGI or anything else will ever hold a candle to the CHARACTER you brought to life. Safe Journey!

[@NarutoUzumaki-ef3yl]

owww i'm so sad for him :'( rip my superman. :)

[@alfredobernardoramirzmarti4951]

Siempre y a pesar de su situacion...nunca se borró su sonrisa....ni su esencia de Superman!!!!!

[@morenaleon8177]

Apesar de que no podia moverse jamas perdio su alegria realmente admirable el gran superman que nos mira desde arriba

[@شمسالاصیل-ي8و]

کان ممثلا رائعا ..ورجلا وسیمایحمل کل صفات الجمال ..احزن لموته وادعو له بالرحمه والمغفره

[@omnielectron9616]

It's been almost 28 years since that heart breaking day when i found out that my hero went paralyzed neck down and almost 19 years since he "flew" away to heaven. Up until now, i still cannot accept that unfair fate.

[@abrammatthew756]

He is in hell. Make your hero Christ or you’ll go there too

[@Mutantgamer]

Damn...he seems a little uneasy with the questions asked. So tragic

[@holuuu5878]

me enamore de superman cuando era niña ...luego me enamore del real super hombre, ejemplo para miles de vidas El realmente vivio en su papel haciedolo ejemplo ... grande .

[@steandra]

SUPERMAN

[@ericdreizen1463]

He had an enviable career. Cornell, Juilliard, Superman, Remains of the Day, tremendous recognition, & then he developed into ONE OF THE GREATEST SITTERS OF ALL TIME!! UH HUH!!

[@soeffingwhat]

@lesrambles1 - Its natural for People to say or think 'thank God thats not me' but only so long as you don't get complacent or think you're somehow immortal. I feel thankful when I see People in unfortunate situations, but I try never ever get complacent. I look after myself, hope and pray my family and friends will always be happy & healthy.

[@Sterlinglh16]

May GOD Fix your minds

[@miaterra4904]

c'etait ma star

[@perlynmanalo731]

Oh I see. May God take care of your good soul Sir Chris Reeve. It answered my question did they not consider like Lourdes ,France pilgrimage ? Also not sure if paralyzed can travel.

[@UfoDan100]

I think , we , myself a paraplegic , believe , when he was alive we came closest to a ''cure'' . Today in 2023 we have a pretty good electric spinal cord stimulator implant device. ''STIMO'' it is trade marked. The difficult part for me has convincing a local hospital to help me.

[@Arayvenn]

@lesrambles1 Doesn't matter, he's helping now.

[@RojOdio]

@Counterbrilliance Your name is very apt.

[@lawzie89]

lesrambles.. he probably didnt really care about paralysis before his accident, he wasnt gonna wake up one day and suddenly say, hey im gonna go try and make stem cell research legal! iv got epilepsy and before i had it i didnt give a fuck about it!

[@jimmymoz9140]

Your point?

[@ExplicitCris]

What is that breathing type noise?

[@bratton79]

A ventilator. Chris couldn’t breathe on his own after his accident.

[@ExplicitCris]

@@bratton79 over 9 years later.. thank you! I wasn’t the brightest back then.

[@ryguymaumuhammedd9433]

Albino aryan awareness. CBPM Member 1288

[@lesrambles1]

@xviiimoonshine I'm sorry girl, but Reeve was selfish. He poured his heart and soul into paralysis research afterwards.He said (Larry King 1998 interview):" I was playing a paraplegic in a movie. I was very smug about it... every time I left that rehab center, I would say, thank God that's not me. I was setting myself apart from those who were suffering..I'm very ashamed of how I behaved when I left that rehab center...etc."

[@janaprocella8268]

LISTEN,,. HE WAS NEVER SELFISH !! ESPECIALLY THE HUMILITY FOR SAYING WHAT YOU JUST QUOTED PROVES THAT !! AND YOU'RE A CREEPER FOR SAYING THAT..!!!

[@janaprocella8268]

IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU TOO !! AND I HOPE IT DOES !!!!

[@lesrambles1]

lol Reeve wasn't a real hero. Reeve didn't give a shit about paralysis before his freak accident.

[@Ladeliciadelinda]

lesrambles1 he was an activist before the surgery but in different areas. For an example he would go to places that had political turmoil... I believe it was Chile but I can’t remember exactly. But the point was he was a political activist and also an environmental one too. He also was heavily involved in making a difference in children’s lives. I believe he was involved with Save the Children and so much more.

[@janaprocella8268]

lesrambles. YOU ARE THE TRULY ARROGANT ONE !!!!

[@bratton79]

He admitted to taking his good health for granted, as we all do I’m sure. He had a choice to make: either succumb to despair or rise above it. We all know the choice he made and that, in my opinion, makes him a hero.